the packing takes hours by the time by a new and good writer done it s dark outside. the climb begins 1st thing the next morning the sky is clear the temperature is 15 degrees celsius and the winds are light. but it mountains weather can change quickly and with little warning. some rains mother and wished her good luck. they re anxious for some rain to pass the course and tourists have started returning to pakistan s mountains if some rain gets a job as a mountain guide her income could support the entire family. for these women the mountaineering course represents not only a major step forward in terms of gender equality it s also a survival strategy for their families.
that later she ll be able to find a job and support them financially. right now in a d.m. s home on semester break so she helps her mother and sister with the household chores including cooking. you know the simplicity of the future. and. i i for dinner today there s choppin dark a traditional regional dish that consists of flat breads called chop parties a mild yak curd sauce and melted butter. i think of. the money i have with my mother and grandmother knew nothing else but life in the village they looked after the family and the home took care of the animals and helped with the harvest that was their whole life. for
decades but i have a number of opportunities that they didn t offend i m free life i m going to school and my family supports that supports it and. raising. in shame showed women are equal to men in almost all aspects of life they share the workload and make important decisions together but. that s atypical for pakistan so i think don imus said to. me although at meal time men get the 1st pick of the food and women take what s left of. the area around shinsho is sometimes called the valley of mountaineers. the village is surrounded by the peaks of the karakoram range with some of the world s tallest mountains. those who grew up here seem to have mountaineering in their blood including women but unlike the men who often work as guides or porters the women have seldom been able to use their mountain climbing skills professionally.
so. since i got married i ve been living with my husband and his family 2nd settles the whole i walk around the house and also out in the fields. at home it s me that does the cooking question on the fly i also look after the children and take them to school all of the names and i do the washing and cleaning and those who enjoy all of those chores on my duty sit. the coffee on the stuffed. schenn adults and 5 children live in this house. the local school was only recently set up. for it says i have sent it through them with. manu finished the 10th grade an unusual achievement in pakistan where almost 2 thirds of women cannot read or write.
also because i m not married yet i have a lot of duty thought my family is supporting me to take it s course. said the father died in 2016 and that made life really difficult for my family. 2016 you know what i want to become a qualified mountain guide so i can support. cornish support i like climbing a lot and i d like to work in the tourism industry in the marsh sponson we live. here to see every corner the students will learn the basics of mountaineering 1st aid and how to be a mountain guide today could drive does explaining how the equipment works. he uses english language terminology as mountaineers around the world do research. together he s convinced that these women can become good mountaineers you know the territory and they re accustomed to taking on responsibility there are. some of the things